Teaching Phoebe Your Writing Voice

This article explains how to help Phoebe learn the way you naturally write, so its drafts sound like you.

Why your voice matters

The best updates sound like the person writing them. Phoebe can learn the rhythm of how you write — whether you're warm and chatty, short and to the point, or full of Scripture and wonder — so its suggestions feel like they came from you, not from a machine.

How Phoebe learns

Phoebe picks up your voice from examples of your writing. The more it sees of how you actually write, the closer its drafts get to the real thing.

You can help by giving it samples of your own words — past updates, a support letter, or a note you've written to your team.

Teaching your voice

1. Open the Phoebe or writing voice area in your settings.
2. Add a few examples of your own writing, or let Phoebe learn from the posts you write over time.
3. Save your samples.

From then on, Phoebe leans on your voice when it drafts.

Tips for good samples

• Use writing that sounds like you at your most natural — not something overly formal.
• A few solid examples beat many rushed ones. Quality helps more than quantity.
• Keep writing. Every post you write and edit is another chance for Phoebe to learn.

You're still the author

Even with your voice learned, Phoebe only ever offers a draft. You read, edit, and approve everything before it reaches your supporters. Teaching Phoebe your voice simply means less editing and more sounding like yourself.

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Updated on: 22/07/2026